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may we all wake up tomorrow with less heavy hearts

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i cant believe im alive and im just sitting in silence most of the time

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maybe i'm just hard to love and easy to leave

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“you should be at the club” i should be by the sea. i should be in the mountains. i should be awestruck and rendered speechless by the majesty of the natural world. if you even care

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True isolation is when everyone else is talking about their vibrant teenage experience and you’re like. I was just trying to survive

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Chill babe, we’re all bad in someone’s story

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Not interested in a lot of shit anymore

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All I’ve ever wanted was to be wanted

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Mary Oliver, from The House of Light; “Lilies”

[Text ID: “I think I will always be lonely / in this world,”]

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musings on loneliness

sylvia plath, nickie zimov, charles bukowski, masashi kishimoto, haruki murakami, holly warburton, charles bukowski, the beatles, nigel van wieck, marta zamarska, sylvia plath, van gogh

if you like this, you can buy me a ☕

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i hope everything gets easier soon. or at least funnier.

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“The human being does not die when the heart stops beating, it dies when, in some way, it stops feeling important”

— The seller of dreams (via imposer)

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my heart goes out to the people who feel like they will forever be the friend who walks on the grass. the people who believe they will never be part of the main group. the people who think they live in the background and can come out of the shade into the sun only when there's room which there often is not. I am reaching out my hand and taking you with me away from people who don't appreciate you and we will walk under the sun together with us both on the sidewalk

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May 29, 1926 Journals of Anais Nin 1923-1927  [volume 3]

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Mary Oliver, from The House of Light; “Lilies”

[Text ID: “I think I will always be lonely / in this world,”]